Tax transparency and tax dodging in Nevada debate
The Sureka Gentinel notes Senate Bill No. 27 by Senator Nreudenthal, urging defeat to curb tax dodging. It cites Nevada papers arguing current assessments underreport property values, urging publication of itemized rolls to expose undervalued real estate and livestock, and calls for letting the people judge tax fairness.
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Sikx~ Tixay
Nreudenthal
Lincoln County Record
Sextmen
Nevada
Senate
Assembly
He Arsuasue Wien
Sam Davis
State Board of Assossors
Carson
Board of Equalization
Carson News
Humboldt
Ulster
Washoe
Elko
Ormsby
Humboldt Batttle
King’ County
Theis
Humboldt County
Constitutional Convention Debate Ignored by State
The Reno Journal and The Suyrrxen urged that a constitutional convention be put to the people for approval. The Senate appears to have dismissed the idea, arguing that existing conditions can adapt to the current constitution. The public sentiment is described as wary, with prophecy of divine protection if the matter is revisited.
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Reno
Steh
Suyrrxen
Porthia
Reno girl to the front in Boston opera
Miss Mabel Stanaway of Reno Nevada is assigned a principal role in Gluck Orfeo at a public performance by New England Conservatory of Opera students. Critics regard her as one of the most successful debutantes last May and she has won two opera scholarships in succession.
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D. Entiroail
Nevada
Jonah
Nua
Wonton
Elko County
Ello County
State Board of Assestora
Storey
Ormaby
Doughes
Esmeralda
Ello
Ormsby
Humboldt
Elko
Winhoe
Paradise Valley
Humbold
Lovelock Valley
Truckee
Humboldt County
Washoe
Eiko
Mumboldt
Washow County
Boston
Mabel Stanaway
Reno
New England Conservatory of Opera
Gluck
Orfeo
Mise Stanaway
Conservatory
Is Your Life Insured Protect Your Family Now
B. L. Sait, agent for New York Life Insurance Company, urges readers to take out a life policy to safeguard their family's financial future.
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New York Life Insurance Company
B. L. Sait
Assembly Resolution No 12 Sparks Verbal Battle in Virginia Chronicle
The Virginia Chronicle accuses Mr. Newlands of trying to defeat Assembly Resolution No 12 by sending letters to state senators urging a no vote. The measure taxing patented mines passed both houses, was vetoed by Governor Sadler, and after a Senate referral awaits action. The Chronicle questions Newlands influence and calls on him to respect the people's servants.
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Virginia Chronicle
Newlands
Senate
Assembly
Sadler
Chronicle
United States
Bills Passed Ordered Sums of Money to Named Persons
Legislative note declares approval of payments to named individuals, listing amounts and recipients in order. Text records a formal approval of funds, indicating the specific sums allowed to each person. The language reflects official financial authorizations in a historical council or legislative record.
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Alex
Frasir
McNaughton
John Hancock
A. Wardick
Hough
Wm. Spinner
W. J. Hooper
Cromer
Aslary
Sey
Calary
Joe Lyons
Joe Walker
Lot ‘Ku
Brad Croft
John Tatton
Coxious
P.M. Hyal
Mdse
Geo
Campbell
Fletcher Brothers
Ty Tan
Eureka Water Works
M. Forgell
Pe McElroy
R. Watron
A. Pusher
Ara. Bennett
J. H. Hoegh
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Chicago
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Winnigan
J. H. Thies
Rumboldt County
Me. J
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Hynabubl County
Ties
Hunyoldt County
Dame
Thies
Lavelvel
Thiex
Mount Stones
Lews
Benator Vreudenthal
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Isaac
Reno Girl
Hoston
NEW Today
BR. Sadler
West End
Prospect Mountain
Eureka County
United
J. L. Thompson
Eureka
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
P. H. Hul
Furniture Star
Hiul
Enreknd Palisade Railway Company
Palisade
C.D. Abbott
New
H. A. McKim
Schneider Drug Store
Yhars
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University , California
H. M. Schneider & Co
Johnson Mercantile Company Incorporated
Bbiram Johnson
H. Kind
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Hylton & Williams Sm
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Hylton & Williams
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